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Restarting Unified Manager
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You might have to restart Unified Manager after making configuration changes.
What you'll need
You must have root user access to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux or CentOS server on which Unified Manager is installed.
Steps
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Log in as root user to the server on which you want to restart the Unified Manager service.
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Stop the Unified Manager service and the associated MySQL software in the order shown:
systemctl stop ocieausystemctl stop ociesystemctl stop mysqld -
Start Unified Manager in the order shown:
systemctl start mysqldsystemctl start ociesystemctl start ocieau
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